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Cannabis found growing in Candolim

All along we have been hearing reports about foreigners and non locals being caught with drugs and illegal substances. We have always said that the actual culprits have been going scot free. and now the picture is beginning to show … Continue reading →

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Officials unaware of village-level disaster management cells

Do our government officials know anything other then the fat pay  packets they take home? it also shows how unaware and uninterested our local self government is to deal with disaster. http://www.navhindtimes.in/officials-unaware-of-village-level-disaster-management-cells/

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Poor business as no foreigners, complain shack owners

Let the season go by and then the actual picture will be clearer. http://www.navhindtimes.in/poor-business-as-no-foreigners-complain-shack-owners/  

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After Ockhi, storm brewing among shack owners after losses

The shack owners are well capable of bearing the losses from the recent disaster. However the government has to made promises of compensation and they should not back out from keeping up to their word.  

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Affected shack operators should be given full compensation:

Yes the shacks have suffered losses . lets also hoe that this is an eyeopener to all the stake holders in the tourism industry that if we continue the state of affairs of dumping garbage/ sewage into our seas and … Continue reading →

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shack owners to be compensated for losses

A minor cyclone and see the disaster it has left behind. Every beach has a story to tell . Will we use this as a wake up call and do what it takes to preserve our coasts?

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